The lawn mower and the lawn pooper.

A lawn mower is being used to cut grass, showing a clear difference between the mowed and unmowed sections.A fluffy white dog with curly fur is lying on green grass, looking content and relaxed.

Ooh I’ll be using this: Marked Share. Nicely done Brett Terpstra. 👏🏽

Why didn’t any of my fellow Kobo owning friends tell me about the Kobo remote? I could’ve been reading with even less movement required this whole time and nobody told me??

If you happened to download today’s Daily(ish) (blogging is back) and wondered if the large audio gap was on purpose, it wasn’t. I shouldn’t edit and deal with slow internet at the same time. 😆🤦‍♂️

It should be fixed if you re-download the episode. Or just enjoy the silence. 💙

Sears catalog 1991 video game pricing.

A vintage Nintendo catalog page showcases various Game Boy and NES games, accessories, and a handheld Game Boy device being held in a hand.A vintage catalog page showcases Sega Genesis console and accessories, classic video games for various platforms, and Nintendo handheld game devices with prices.

I posted today’s Daily(ish) episode where I talk about blogging being back… again. share.transistor.fm/s/6c4a79d…

I’m publishing a podcast episode a day for a year, day 10, Aug 28, 2026 edition.

If I was ever offered a job at a company, a good test of how interesting they are to work for is whether they’d have remote meetings inside of Big Walk.

Colorful cartoon bird-like characters are sitting and standing on large beach rocks with the title Big Walk by House House displayed above them.

If Xbox was really progressive about media, they’d ship the next Xbox with a burner so you could make physical copies of your cloud games. 🤔

For today’s Daily(ish) episode, I talk about my workflow for recording and publishing episodes. daily.chrisenns.com/s2/270

I’m publishing a podcast episode a day for a year, day 9, Aug 27, 2026 edition.

I’m glad there isn’t a published video version of Daily(ish) because today’s episode would feature me swatting and swearing at a fly that wouldn’t leave me along during recording.